MAA Medical District

I’ve lived here for 4 years and regret it most days but just haven’t had the time to move. If you’re an incoming medical student, don’t move here!!! There’s constant noise and maintenance issues that can take months to resolve. I’ve noticed that issues usually aren’t fixed the first time and they have to keep coming back or they’re fixed in a very janky way. Units have old appliances and fixtures and I’ve asked for things to be updated and they’ve said no BUT they try to go up on my rent by huge amounts every year. The new management is slightly better than the last but upper management at the regional level is atrocious and unprofessional. There’s so much dog barking and community “improvement” projects that take weeks to complete and have minimal benefit. So much of the projects they spend money on could be avoided by just hiring proper security at night. Instead, they pursue projects that inconvenience residents - like installing a huge bright light meant to illuminate an outside area directly adjacent to my window by my bedroom door. I’ve lived in one of the townhouses and thought the noise would be decreased due to minimal neighbors but you actually get exposed to a lot of the community maintenance noises. In all, I’ve had months of invasive construction and repairs done on my unit in the time I’ve lived here and as soon as it was finally fixed once and for all, the construction only got shifted to the rest of the complex. Additionally, the gym and pool facilities are lacking compared to surrounding complexes and your money would best be spent elsewhere.

I lived in one of the townhomes and overall had a mixed but mostly positive experience. Maintenance was very fast and responsive, which I really appreciated. Like some others have said, the new management team is proactive and clearly working to improve the property. I’m sure there’s a lot of “clean up” to be done so they are trying. One of the biggest positives was being able to live in a townhome at a good rate. I had much more privacy/space than an apartment for less than typical luxury apartment pricing. During move-out, I was initially charged almost $400 for a damaged part on the microwave (that I did not cause). but Stephanie was helpful with resolving my concern. It reminded me to be THOROUGH in those move-in checklists. Cons: When I moved in (under different management), the townhome still needed repairs and additional cleaning. Water damage, rusting appliances for example. The unit and appliances were outdated (may have renovated now idk), and there were drafty areas which caused super hot (especially upstairs) or super cold temperatures and led to a high electricity bill since the unit had to work so hard I’ve seen and heard homeless people walking down the private drive & behind the townhomes but I never had any run-ins with them.